The ultimate fighter is considered to have watched the trilogy. I really didn't think about it that much before. It is nothing more than a game of fighting monsters and breaking through levels. It is quite interesting to see the wonderful fighting of Atkins.
Until the fourth part, when I saw the waist was kicked and transformed, I started to panic. If the knee is injured, it is a big deal, but if the waist is injured, then it is disabled! The reality of the environment in the play is too cruel..
But blood splattered teeth, broken arm and body are bloody, obviously not, compared to anger, deadly corners, chainsaw horror, etc., it is even a little insignificant, even if it is barely considered a restricted level, this This kind of blood does not show tenderness at all.
Although they all have the shadow of the level mode, it is not only different from the raid, but also different from the spy! The former is a battle between the police and drug lords, the battle between good and evil, and there is always a trace of righteousness. The latter is a fight between hypocrisy and hypocrisy. The insignificance of the individual in front of the organization creates a kind of sympathy for the weak. And here, it's about bullying the strong!
That's the real gore I've seen in this show! Hidden so deeply, murder is invisible. Boyka is a savage who only knows how to fight, has no shelter, and has no pardon. He can't be Mayweather, and he can't be Dominic Treto.
This ultimate fighter is an unquestionable powerhouse on the battlefield, but once his class attributes are mentioned, he is not even as good as an ant on the big stage! There is a roar on the field, and the fate of the field is followed. There is such a big contrast, and everything looks so natural.
According to the jurisprudence of natural selection for survival of the fittest, the demise of the weak will definitely be more acceptable than the strong, and the survival of species is unavoidable from competition, and where there is competition, there will be development and demise. In primitive societies, the part with better fighting ability and more survival skills survives, and the rest perish. As individuals gather, groups are gradually formed, and I think rules, or contracts, appear with the emergence of groups. The essence of the rules should be to provide shelter and protection for the weak, constraints and a stage for the strong, and fairness for all. But here, no .. because now is not a primitive society after all, and Boyka is not that strong in modern society.
The low-level white ding is reduced to a tool for the upper-level, and it is only a question of how much value is extracted. Some people live like machines, living for a certain job, or a certain thing. Just like the killer who finally split his pistol and Pony into a duel, compared to the flesh-and-blood protagonist, perhaps the moment the bullet entered his flesh and blood, he was himself and found the meaning of his existence. To live is to die, and to die is to be born again. That's fine, I think his death is at least dignified, as for those fighters, many people, the weak may live humble, the strong may die miserably!
Maybe a little class-sensitive lately, but it's true. Classes can never hide the label of capital on their bodies. No matter how strong the individuals at the bottom are, their struggles and struggles against them are extremely pale.
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